New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1924, Page 12

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Sloan’s Liniment | GETS INTO MISSOURI Senator Wheeler Crosses State Line At Kansas City—Only Address for Tonight i Aseoclated Pross [N sas City, Mo, Oct. 22, ena- tor Wheeler, independent vice-presi- tial candidat { Kansas City enrly today and pre- for the Ta ticker in the twenty-‘ourth the campalgn The day's program was left mirl snoporters of the but the resent his ca a4 during organization only 1 in e re- o8 o Senator Wheeler's itinerary ver, natlonal managers of the e camp: have submit- schedule which Sen- 1t would castward from St riday, and, complete, would place him s approved jzht lay " lactor for pence, the ambe lint, October Tole- October 30 You New York eity, Jorsey, Novem- places unsettied, nd Baltimore, Novem- oster Attacks Every Agent of Present System 22,—Coolidge, lig nd in fa t social stru > attacked as William Z. ndidate for 1 an address before what small friendly Lyccum last ents of capitalism, ster, workers p Social revolution and dictatorship proletariat, was advocated by Foster. He describe > third as the “last vark of capitalism” who wou party candic 10 retain the present ¢ system” than the candidates partics. t man Coolidge “wh GOLD RUSH, arcross, Yukon T —Practicall the whe tlation h Atiin Lake, an rritory, Oct. : male pop- . within and 20 milos cast ascror Horlick's "7, The ORIGINAL \\, Malted Milk Safe Milk For Infants, | Invalids, | Children, The Aged A Light Lunch — Substitute: zot into Missonri | was bul- | t for Little | at NEW RRITAIN DATLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924, ' ‘OPEN DOOR” ONLY PATHAY 0 PEACE British Ambassador ekes A dress in New York [ New York, Oct. 22.—Although tho | | Dawes reparation plan has been in cperation but a short tinie there s “more hope, will, aye, and more charity abroad in Europe wn there has been for 10 years at | if not almost from tlem im- 1" Sir Bsme Howard, Brit- sador to the United States, [ d in an address hero today ut a luncheon of the New Yoak board of trade and transportation, | avors “Open Door" | Speaking upon the general sub i {ject of econoics in international politics and international trade as a dor al- | more good least, memor | | 50 referred to past activities of cer- [tutn concession hunters and com- | | promoters in world flelds, | which sometimes have threatened | {the peace of the world, He declared | that tne; nly one way to ellm- | |inate this possible danger to peace | |and good will, and that is by the | | strietapplication of the .\uuru'{m‘ | doctrine of the ‘open door.” | “If there is one thing we [learned during the last few {ous and terrible years,” he is the nece alue have | strenu- | said, “n‘ sity of recognizing the of economics in international Nothing has, 1 believe ‘J\rm]:‘ll this so home to the |as the struggle over the Dawes | reparation scheme, which brought the whole question out of the murky atmosphere of sentinient and poli- tics down onto the bedrock of hard economic fact and proved to those interested that it is. when you come to dealing in sums required for reparattons, almost as difficult to [recetve them without upsetting the s 10 pay them. are many who helieve that the payment of the fixed by the Dawes plan ma | produce economic convulsions in the | | creditor countries. That is a point of view which even the greatest fl- | nanciers at the Paris conference | politics ever world | | economic apple-cart “Even now there | sums | | ever before to lay the foundation of | {an_enduring peace among nations, | —e- W. H. HILL_ COMPANY barely hinted at but now the doctors are igreed that a surfeit of gold or goods may prove asi ndigestible to a natlon as w surfeit of mince ples at Christmas to a sehoolboy. Sympathies With Franco *“Fhere is not one of us, 1 venture to say, who did not wish from hix whole heart that France might be completely and fully indemnified for the great and torrible losses she suf- feredsin the war even though we | might not agree exactly as to! the methods, Well, now thank God, we have the best financlal doctors in council and they have prescribed a remedy and the diffirent patients have had the good sense to try the cure presoribed. “Already the effects of this are visible although the plan has only actually been In operation & f days. There fs, 1 venture to say, more hope, more good will, aye and more chavity abfoad in Europe than there has been for 10 years at least, if not almost from time fmmemorial, | Tam, 1 fear, a natural optimist, but | when T read the speeches of the various statesmen at the opening of the fifth assembly of the league of nations 1 could not help feeling that even those who might disagree with some of the things they sald must be convineed that they, one and all, were Inspired with a genuine heart. felt desire to establish a telgn of peace on and were not paying mere lip service to the cause of peace. I hope that any references to the speeches at Geneva will not be construed by auyone as an at- tempt to influence American public opinion one way or another reference to the (eagy | Every American citizen has a| right to his own opinion on this| subject as on every other and 1 have no wish to attempt to influ- with | be destructive and ruinous in ever-increasing degree. It is your business, you who are Interested in world commerce and affairs x x x x, to see to it that your business s net such as to endanger peace and good will among nations, “1 should like here, it | may do 50 without impertinence, (o quote some words of the president of the] United States In a recent speech, He sald: ‘It s no part of public polley as the Ameriean people now concelve | it, to tear down legitimate and use- ful business. But it is their firm determination that business forms and methods shall be subordinated to the public Intertst. “There we have it all In a nute sholl, But T busingss forms and methods shall be subordinated to the public interest at home, how much more important is It that flw)’| should be so subordinated abroad, where the clash of competition may asily produce fll-will and’ serlous complications with other countries and so endanger that will to peace which we are all agreed should be the principal aim of all, “Refore the war. goternments of many countries were in my humble opinion far too much inclined to push with all the strength they could the Interests in foreign coun- tries of concession hunters and com- pany promoters of their own na- tionality, x x ¥ x. 1In fact it may be sald without any exaggeration | that this was one of the nrlnt‘ll::ll‘ causes, for there were many, of the | late war. T do not hold credit fr)l" any government, To he quite frank, | T think none could afford tn h'nw‘ a stone at any other 1n = mat- ter. x x x X, | Concession Hunters ence American opinion on this or any other politicat question of the | day, even if I could do so, which 1! do not for a moment | ve, “All T wish to stress in saying what I have said is that in my opin- fon the statesmen of Europe have shown by their public utterances on that occasion that they are more | earnest and truly determined than | and for this fhey should have the crediti x x x x x { Peace 1s Goal >eacc—lasting, enduring, is the | greatost objective of any statesman | today. War—modern war—can only AT ALl DRUGGISTS . DETROIT 8 - stoc ~kills pain/ k at any time. WATCH OUR WINDOWS “Certain concession hunters x x x x | have no hesitation in getting up' newspaper and political agitations to further their objects, and by doing 50 to embroil their own country with | other friendly countries against whom every conceivahle story may be invented. There is, T think, only —— Bear-Grease is Best for the Hair Our forefathers used Bear-Grease and had healthy, full-growing hair. The modern heir dressing is BEAR- GRO, which is. pure Bear-Grease sterilized and trade-marked for your protection. BEAR-GRO allays dan- druff, relieves itching, keeps the scalp clean, and stops falling hair by feeding the roots. BEAR-GRO im- parts brilliant gloss and delightful fragrance to hair, makes it soft, silky, and STAY COMBED as you comb it. A real dressing. Sold only by The Fair Department Store Boston Department Store Bear-Gro ‘TRADE MARK | danger to peaco and good will and that ds by the strict application of the American doctrine of the ‘open door, 1, B, perfect equality of op« portunity to all in the matter of these concessions in undeveloped or semi-developed countries and by what T may call a selt denying agreement among nations by which they will pledge themselves not _to support in any way the efforts of their own natlonals to obtain con- cessions in such countries, “Let it he left to the concession hunters to persiade the governments of those countries that they are the most suitable persons to obtain the concessions they want. Tn this way an enormous amount of intrigue would be stopped and one of the principal sources of illwill in inter- national affairs would be dried up. “The open door combined with g fair fleld and no favor should be the |slogan in these matters if we value peace and good will more than the profits of a few concession hunters and company promoters against ¢vhom T have nothing to say except insofar as they may make trouble for my country with other countries, Dut to secure this some form of in- | ternational arrangement fs. T think, ssary or we shall fall back quickly into the old bad ways." HEAR OWN STATION Belfast, Treind, Oct. 22.—The new ralio broadcasting station here has increased the number of Irish Previously they had to tune in on distant London; now Bel- amateurs, fast gives them nightly a program an fone way to ellminate this possible |Released After 22 Yrs, Solitary Confinement Montreal, Oct, 22,—A speclal cable to the Montreal Star today an- nounces that Osman Digna, famous in the days when the Mahdl was waging his Holy war against the British in the Sudan, and who was captured three years after the battle of Omdurman, when Lord Kitchener finally subdued the fanatical der- vishes, the followers of the Khalifa, has been released after twenty-two years of solitary confinement from a cell at Wadi Halfa. Osman ls now on a pllgrimage to Mecea. According to the Star's cable, the British foreign office had forgotten all about Osman until the question was raised at the last sesslon of parliament, . During Great Britaln's Sudanese trouble in the last quarter of the nineteenth century, Osman Digna was one of the most fanatical, per- sistent and most cunning of the British enemies, Governor Silzer Speaks ToNew Haven Audience New Haven, Oct. 22.—Gov. George 8. Sllzer of New Jersey, speaking at @ democratic rally here last night, said that one reason he opposed Senator La Follette was “the light manner in which he held the preme court of the United State: Speaking of prohibition Governor Silzer said: “Folks say we are ‘wet' down in New Jersey, Perhaps we are, but we are no different there than you are here. Down in New Jersey, however, we expose the hypocrisy of prohibi- tion.” f Irish flavor, including Irish mu- sic. Receiving sets find a ready market. “Our constitution guarantces us life, liberty and the pursuit of hap- piness. It also guarantees us securi- HARMLESS LAXATIVE All Children Love Its Pleasant Taste Mother! Hurry! 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